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by riskable 1y ago
I have youknowwhat.com. Bought it back when there was only one company selling domains and you had to pay two years in advance. I used to get SO many "ecard" receipts from people who thought they were being clever by putting the
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by riskable 1y ago
The legal situation you describe is a matter of impossibility and unrelated to the OpenAI case. In the case of a warez site they would never have logged such a "conversation" to begin with. So if the court requested that they p
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by riskable 1y ago
From a copyright perspective the only question that matters is this: Do we treat AI models like (Xerox) copiers or do we treat them like artists? If we treat it like a copier it's the end user that's responsible when they tell it
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by riskable 1y ago
I want to know why—in the 21st century—the Kindle app still doesn't support the interrobang or many other completely normal, not-that-obscure characters. I sent feedback to Amazon about it: "Why TF don't you support the inte
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by riskable 1y ago
Think of it like this: From the perspective of the photon, it lives and dies in the same instant. Even if it traveled across the entire universe. Since it lives and dies in the same instant, it can't have a position—because the moment
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by riskable 1y ago
Blood from US Sweat from China Tears from everywhere else
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by riskable 1y ago
Fast forward ten years from NOW: * Windows itself takes 10 minutes to boot because it's preloading a hundred Office libraries/extensions like Mac OS 7. * Microsoft Office apps have returned to being incredibly slow to open—because
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by riskable 1y ago
> Snipping Tool only works half the time. This started happening to me too like six months ago. I figured, "yet again they broke something with an update, but it'll probably fix itself eventually." Nope! I'd switch to
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by riskable 1y ago
I love that you've got something like, "upgrade to Linux" in your calendar :) However, I recommend at least testing it on your hardware before that date. Put Ventoy on a USB drive and play with some live distros. Just to ma
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by riskable 1y ago
They've had a grudge against humanity since the fall. Ever since—once a year—they send a clear message, "leaf" but do the humans listen? No.
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by riskable 2y ago
"Flooding US companies"? I don't think so. The article lost my trust when it framed the North Korea incident like this: > More than 300 U.S. firms inadvertently hired impostors with ties to North Korea for IT work "
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by riskable 2y ago
Your argument is valid but it's mostly irrelevant from a copyright perspective. If ChatGPT generates an image of Indiana Jones and distributes it to an end user that is precisely one violation of copyright. A violation that no one b
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by riskable 2y ago
If Star Wars were in the public domain now it would be making even more money. Money that would go into the general economy and not just into a single studio.
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by riskable 2y ago
Even more impressive would be when humans can actually comprehend LLMs!
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by riskable 2y ago
"What major event happened in 1989 at Tienanmen Square, Beijing, China?"
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by riskable 2y ago
> Would you want to know if humanity is bound for extinction? The answer to this question is 100%, "yes". It's just a matter of time. A better question would be, "How long before humanity goes extinct?" or, &quo
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by riskable 2y ago
> Zuckerberg recently told podcast host Joe Rogan that Meta’s profit would double if Apple stopped applying “random rules” that tax his company. So why aren't you lobbying Congress to get HARD rules set for app stores in the form of
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by riskable 2y ago
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by riskable 2y ago
Then when you dive deeper into the encoded data you find endless turtle emoji and loudly exclaim, "it's turtles all the way down!"
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by riskable 2y ago
I'm imagining post-incident analysis finding out that, "the data was exfiltrated via some Unicode string..." then they put it up on the screen and it's just an enormous line of turtle emoji https://emojipedia.
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by riskable 2y ago
Oh this is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to abusing Unicode! You can use a similar technique to this to overflow the buffer on loads of systems that accept Unicode strings. Normally it just produces an error and/or a cr
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by riskable 2y ago
That depends: Are you underpaying them? The question, "why" matters here a lot. "I tend to prefer minorities because I can underpay and get away with more" is a thing that exists in the real world. See: Immigrant farm
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by riskable 2y ago
You assume that people have the bare requisite knowledge to even accept a simplified explanation of complex things. For example, I said something like, "I can't believe they're shutting down USAID" to someone the othe
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by riskable 2y ago
The way they're going there might not be a government much longer. I really do believe they're that stupid. The entire stock market is premised on the stability of the US government. Without it all their wealth would disappear
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by riskable 2y ago
You said it! How long before a lot of small countries start leaving treaties like the Berne Convention? Why would they bother protecting other big countries copyrights when they're no longer getting support through programs like USAI
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by riskable 2y ago
> I’d damn sure not bet my life on it not hallucinating. One would think that if you asked it to help you make drugs you'd want hallucination as an outcome.
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Importing a single router in Thailand now requires an NBTC license(cnx-software.com)
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by riskable 2y ago
This change was probably recommended/implemented via AI.
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by riskable 2y ago
It's actually just cursor latency specific to the windowed environment you're running . From what I've experienced (with a 4060 Ti) it doesn't seem to impact FPS games at all. I haven't tried any games that use a c
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by riskable 2y ago
If you built a home out of bricks in New Orleans it will sink. Same (and even worse) for Florida. You can mitigate that somewhat but it's extremely expensive and bad for the environment/water table/aquifer. For reference,

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